For many of the college men who joined gender equity or anti-violence groups:

For many of the college men who joined gender equity or anti-violence groups:
 
  a. it was their own experiences of being violent toward women that led them to join
  b. a presentation on sexism and violence against women initially caught their attention
  c. joining the group was a way to get extra credit in their Psychology class
  d. it was a front they put on, while they continued to hold sexist attitudes

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Nardi contends that the idea of friendship for survival is more salient when
 
  a. discussing adolescent male development.
  b. talking about gay women; women's friendships are much stronger.
  c. the life concerns of gay people are threatened by the social order.
  d. the economy is poor; people are becoming more interdependent.